It's our 2nd Birthday!
Celebrate with us by joining this 4-part one off event:
Master the B737MAX
26th Oct / 29th Oct / 2nd Nov / 9th Nov
Each session runs approximately 90mins
Andy
"It gives me the opportunity to study either Live or through recordings. The process is so friendly. It also help me by having access to a global network of peers and experts in AME community."
Karshin
"You will be thrilled and amazed how much you will learn through this Part 66 platform. Chris has been in the industry for almost 40 years and his experience will definitely help you a lot. You will not regret joining."
John
"The education and knowledge that Chris knows will benefit everyone that decides to embark on an engineering career. Take everything you can learn from this man."
Part 1- 26th Oct
Overview & Airframe Differences
Discover the major physical changes that set the B737MAX apart from the NG. From redesigned wings and advanced winglets to the larger LEAP-1B engines and modified landing gear, this session gives you a clear understanding of the MAX’s airframe evolution.
Starts 7pm AEST and runs approx 90mins
Part 2- 29th Oct
Systems & Avionics Differences
Take a deep dive into the systems that drive the B737MAX. We’ll cover the powerplant and FADEC upgrades, electrical and hydraulic refinements, flight controls and MCAS, plus the modernized cockpit with large-format displays and advanced avionics.
Starts 7pm AEST and runs approx 90mins
Part 3- 2nd Nov
Operational & Maintenance Differences
Learn how the MAX changes day-to-day maintenance and operations. Explore updated maintenance programs, fault isolation approaches, MEL/DDG differences, and real-world operational feedback that engineers and operators need to know.
Starts 7pm AEST and runs approx 90mins
⭐️⭐️ Part 4- VIP only 9th Nov
B737 MAX – MCAS, the Grounding, and Lessons for Engineers
Discover the story behind the Boeing 737 MAX grounding and the system at the heart of it — MCAS. This in-depth session explores how design choices, maintenance factors, and certification pressures led to two tragic accidents, and what every engineer can learn from them. This presentation is valuable for anyone involved in aircraft engineering, maintenance, or certification.
Starts 7pm AEST and runs approx 90mins
Isiah
"Top notch sessions, really appreciate to be in this kind of community"
Yasir
"I'm definitely enjoying my time in this community especially getting to know people through these sessions"
Mohammed
"Everyone's story is different. From family legacies to documentaries sparking passion for this career. Really shows aviation magic"
Tolulope
"This training stands out because the instructor (Chris) demonstrates not just head knowledge but also hand-on experience which obvious in the way he teaches."
Christos
"It's a good opportunity to take part in this community. It can help you for the future and you can meet and get to know other AMEs"
Alassane
"With Mr. Chris, the explanations are clear and precise and the information is well shared. Thanks to the recordings, you will be able to learn even more as an AME member."
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Meet Chris, your host
In addition to his technical expertise, Chris has a lifelong passion for training and mentoring others. He has always taken the initiative to share his knowledge, foster a culture of continuous learning, and support the professional development of engineers. His enthusiasm for aviation extends beyond the workplace. Chris is deeply committed to inspiring and attracting the next generation of aviation engineer.
Chris is a true team player, respected for his integrity, communication skills, and proactive approach to learning.
Chris is currently the Responsible Manager of an Australian MTO.
You can read more about him on his LinkedIn Profile here
